All About Avoir, a French Super Verb

About Avoir, a French Super Verb Avoir is a sporadic French action word that way to have. The multitalented action word avoir is ubiquitous in the French composed and communicated in language and shows up in a huge number of colloquial articulations, on account of its utility and flexibility. Itâ is one of theâ most used French action words. Truth be told, ofâ the a large number of French action words, it is among the main 10, which additionally include:â ã ªtre, faire, critical, aller, voir, savoir, pouvoir, falloir and pouvoir. The Three Functions of Avoir The numerous structures ofâ avoirâ are caught up with restricting together the French language in three fundamental manners: 1) as an every now and again utilized transitive action word with an immediate item, 2) as the most widely recognized assistant action word for the dialects compound tensesâ and 3) as an indifferent action word in the universal French articulation il y a (there will be, there are).â Transitive Verb At the point when utilized alone, avoir is a transitive action word thatâ takes a direct object. Avoir means to have in many faculties, remembering having something for ones belonging and at present encountering something. Avoir  can intend to need to, however that articulation is all the more usually deciphered byâ devoir. Jai deux stylos.  I have two pens.Jai trois frã ¨res.  I have three brothers.Jai mal la tã ªte.  I have a headache.Jai une idã ©e.  I have an idea.Jai à ©tã © eu.  Ive been had (tricked).Ils ontâ de largent.  They have money.On an essayã © de tavoir toute la journà ©e.  We attempted to break through to youâ all day.Elle a de la famille/des amis dà ®ner.   She hasâ relatives/companions over for dinner.Elle a beaucoup de sa mà ¨re.   She truly takes after her mom. Helper Verb Avoir is by a long shot the most as often as possible utilized helper, or helping, action word in French compound tenses, which incorporate a conjugated type of avoir with the past participle of the essential action word. As a helper action word, it is utilized to manufacture compound tenses, such asâ passã © composà ©. Verbs that dont use avoir, useâ ã ªtreâ as their assistant action word. For instance: Jai dã ©j à ©tudiã ©.  I have as of now studied.Jaurai mangã © avant ton arrivã ©e.  I will have eaten before you arrive.Si javais su, je taurais tã ©lã ©phonã ©.  If I had known, I would have called you.Jaurais voulu vous aider.   Id have gotten a kick out of the chance to help you.Il les a jetã ©s dehors. He tossed them out.Jai maigri. Ive lost weight.As-tu bien dormiâ ? Did you rest soundly ?Jai à ©tã © surpris. I was surprised.Il aurait à ©tã © enchantã ©. He would have been enchanted. Indifferent Verb in Il y a One can't think little of how fundamental this capacity is to the French language, as the proportionate is to English. As a generic action word (verbe impersonnel), avoir is the action word in the utilitarian articulation il y a. It means there is when trailed by a particular, and there are when trailed by a plural. A couple of models: Il y a du soleil.â Its radiant. /The sun is shining.Il y a juste de quoi faire une salade. Theres sufficiently only to make a salad.Il ny a qu lui desperate. We simply need to reveal to him.Il y a 40 ans de à §a.â â 40 years ago.Il y an une heure que jattends.â Ive been hanging tight for an hour.Il doit y avoir une raison. There must be some explanation. A Word About Pronunciation: FORMAL VS. MODERN Cautious with the way to express avoir. Counsel a book recording to hear right articulations. 1. In progressively formal French, there are many sound contacts associated with the articulation ofâ avoir: Nous avons  Nous Z-avonsVous avez Vous Z-avezIls/Elles ont Ils Z-ont (quiet t) Understudies frequently befuddle the articulation ofâ ils ontâ (aller, Z sound) andâ ils sontâ (ã ªtre, S sound), which is a significant mix-up. 2. In casual present day French, there are a great deal of glidings (elisions). For example,â tuâ asâ is pronouncedâ ta. 3. Glidings are in regular ways to express the normal expressionâ il y a: il y a yail ny a pas (de) yapadil y en a yan na Informal EXPRESSIONS WITH AVOIR Avoir is utilized in various colloquial articulations, a large number of which are deciphered by the English action word to be.â Jai 30 ans. I am 30 years oldJai soif/faim. I am parched/hungry.Jai froid/chaud. Im cold/hot.avoir ___ ansâ â to be ___ years oldavoir besoin de  to needavoir envie de  to wantMerci. Il ny a pas de quoiâ ! [OR Pas de quoi.]â Thank you. Dont notice it. / Youre welcome .Quest-ce quil y aâ ? Whats the issue ?(rã ©ponse,â familier) Il y a que jen ai marre !  Im exhausted, that is what! Il y en a OR Il y a des gens, je vous jure ! (familier)  Some individuals, genuinely/truly ! Conjugations of Avoir The following is the valuable current state conjugation of avoir. Forâ all the tenses, both basic and compound, see avoir conjugations. Current state jaitu asil anous avonsvous avezï » ¿ils ont